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Just imagine this: You’re a regular guy, mostly content with a low-profile life, when some intergalactic screw-up suddenly turns you into a fox-human hybrid.

Sounds wild, right? Now let me ask you this: what would you do if, a decade later, your world flipped upside down again? Suddenly, you’re knee-deep in aliens, conspiracies, and a mission to save your kidnapped family—oh, and let’s not forget unmasking a group hell-bent on erasing people like me. Aniforms.

Because, yep, that’s my life. And the kicker? I didn’t sign up for any of this. One day, I was just another fox-Aniform delivering takeout. The next, I was plummeting out of a tenth-floor window, surrounded by explosions. (Which, yes, I survived. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be reading this.)

Stories of My Dinosaur Life is my attempt to make sense of it all—the good, the bad, and the downright ridiculous. From trying to find my place in a world still adjusting to Aniforms, to joining the Global Unity for Interspecies Protection, to facing threats that could tear everything apart, I’ve had my share of battles.

So, if you like stories about resilience, found family, and a guy who just won’t quit, grab a drink, get comfy, and let me tell you how I became Agent Baryonyx. And while there aren’t any actual dinosaurs, surviving this felt like walking with giants.


Content Warning:
This book contains strong language and mature subject matter.

Sicence Fiction / Urban Fantasy / Action Comedy

© 2025 Taylor J. Fox & Vedla Creative

Taylor (or just Tay) is a Canadian writer, software developer, and professional overthinker. He writes character-driven stories with heart, humour, a healthy dose of existential dread, and a cynical-ish worldview-often featuring anthropomorphic characters, big emotions, and sarcastic protagonists who'd rather be anywhere else.

His debut novel, Stories of My Dinosaur Life, blends science fiction, urban fantasy, and fake-memoir chaos to explore identity, resilience, and what it means to find your place in a world that wasn't built for you.

Tay lives in Canada's capital, drinks too much coffee, and spends an unreasonable amount of time making sure fictional animals have believable trauma arcs. When not writing, he's probably coding something weird or complaining about an easily fixable problem.